The more you know. *ding*
Two subjects that have nothing to do with each other!
-The first 10% of my ride to work is uphill, the rest is mostly downhill. This made for an awesome ride to work and kind of a crappy ride home.
-Fortunately, even though I had to walk my bike up a hill for a little bit, it still only took me 12 minutes to get home (took 10 minutes to get to work).
-It is nice to have the last 10% downhill on the way back home.
-It's okay to ride a bike in the rain as long as you are riding home. It's actually kind of refreshing.
-It's a lot easier to notice beauty when you're riding your bike than when you're in a car.
-Dragon Hunter is not the movie with Matthew Broderick. Although you might think that it was made in the 80's instead of 2008. (How did I not remember that? I LOVE Ladyhawke.)
-Babes in Toyland IS the movie I remember from when I was younger, with the song about Cincinnati. I did not know Drew Barrymore was in it. Or Keanu Reeves. Or Pat Morita. (Mostly because I didn't know who any of these people were in 1986.) This movie is terribe, but in a hilarious way. The phones are all huge and someone is wearing a beret!
-You might think that a documentary about America's Most Haunted Town might be interesting. You would be wrong.
-The first 10% of my ride to work is uphill, the rest is mostly downhill. This made for an awesome ride to work and kind of a crappy ride home.
-Fortunately, even though I had to walk my bike up a hill for a little bit, it still only took me 12 minutes to get home (took 10 minutes to get to work).
-It is nice to have the last 10% downhill on the way back home.
-It's okay to ride a bike in the rain as long as you are riding home. It's actually kind of refreshing.
-It's a lot easier to notice beauty when you're riding your bike than when you're in a car.
-Dragon Hunter is not the movie with Matthew Broderick. Although you might think that it was made in the 80's instead of 2008. (How did I not remember that? I LOVE Ladyhawke.)
-Babes in Toyland IS the movie I remember from when I was younger, with the song about Cincinnati. I did not know Drew Barrymore was in it. Or Keanu Reeves. Or Pat Morita. (Mostly because I didn't know who any of these people were in 1986.) This movie is terribe, but in a hilarious way. The phones are all huge and someone is wearing a beret!
-You might think that a documentary about America's Most Haunted Town might be interesting. You would be wrong.